Buddhist/Zen Dictionary

[Onka]

Good afternoon comrades!

I hope everyone is well or at least as well as can be.

I'm wondering if anyone knows of or would recommend a Buddhist/Zen Dictionary?
The reason is simple, I'm a bit of a muppet and although I can relate to Buddhist 'themes', the language/s of Buddhism muddle my little noggin and remembering what a particular word means or where it came from is a challenge.
I don't want to get into the habit of skimming over texts possibly misinterpreting them.

Any thoughts or suggestions will be welcomed with open mind and warm heart.

Gassho
Anna

Edit: I prefer real books as i have limited internet access
Sat today & lent a hand.

[Washin]

Hello Anna,

Here's one of the many I like to use:

https://terebess.hu/zen/szoto/szotar/szotar.html

Hope this has helped.

Gassho
Washin
sat today

[Onka]

Thank you Washin. I hope to listen to you chant the Heart Sutra in Ukranian. Thank you for sharing.

Gassho
Anna

ST/LAH

[ESMP]

The Princeton Dictionary of Buddhism is also a good choice IMO.

[Onka]

Thanks ESMP
Gassho
Anna
ST

[Jundo]

There are a couple of serious ones available online as a PDF and, provided that you have real economic need and will only be using time to time as a reference, I think it is fine to use them. My impression is that they are posted with some tacit understanding of the author.

https://terebess.hu/zen/szoto/Baroni.pdf

http://www.ahandfulofleaves.org/documents/Encyclopedia%20of%20Buddhism_2%20Vols_%20Buswell.pdf

Gassho, J

STLah

[Ishin]

This is great.. Thank's for asking Muppet

Gassho
Ishin
Sat/lah

[Onka]

Thank you Jundo

This is great.. Thank's for asking Muppet

Gassho
Ishin
Sat/lah

And thank you Ishin LOLOL

[Tai Do]

Thank you for this thread, Anna. I’m also interested in the dictionaries. Thank you all for the recommendations.
Gassho,
Mateus
Sat today/LAH